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how is the term sociology derival

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Answered by Anonymous

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the word sociology derived from the Latin word comrade, companion the suffix logy

Answered by surbhi6031

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sociology is a new social science . French sociologist Auguste Comte coined the term social in 1839. The term 'sociology is derived from Latin word 'societus ' means society.

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how is the term sociology derival